The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02
PERSONALS.

totoHraPhlC Artist W Nltc paid Butte 4
visit.
Jas. Mackay, of Argenta VA, in town
! talking quartz
DR.. c. W. Clark paid flying v;si, to
Twin Bridges this week.
Master VIII Cannon has returned home
from Salmon City, Idaho.
Miss Belle Williams, OF Horse l'rair;,.
visited friends in the city.
Rev +. E. Bostwick is enjoying bis va.
cation in the National Park.
Mrs. X. T. Sholes. Ut Glendale, is attend.
ing the W. G. T. L. Convention.
Mrs. Lawrence A Brown, of Blue Wing,
is sisi''n. at Mrs. J. e. Metlen's.
K. p. Wells ", to Omaha to meet
Mrs. Wells and Harold J. Schcnck
Wm. Bernstein F Spring Ilill spent
several days agreeably In the city.
Masters Harry and Arthur lloys. Of
1'u''r, a,c visiting friends IN town.
Mrs. Pine and daughters arrived in Dill.
lon th;. wccs and vii! reside here hence.
forth.
! l.. ]. Knapp and j. II. i}rundage started
on Tuesday for Cent nial Valley in search
OF bear.
Girls. Burteind &. r. Deacon took in
the Territorial l'ai. ID races last week at
Helena.
Tom 6. Galtraith. having disposed Of
his business interests in Butte, has return.
ed to Dillon.
Geo E. Tar5ell, down from Lion City,
reported mining operations progressing
very iavorably.
J. Il. l.aurin, the pioneer merchant Of
Laurin, Madison County, paid Dillon call
during the week.
Mart. Barrett, in from Horse Prairie,
said tina. the hay crop in that section was
about all stacked.
| Mrs. q. W. W. Rotc, who had visiting
her mother u: Wickcs for several weeks,
has returned home.
! Mrs. q. T.. Morse and children, and Mrs.
q. NJ. Best left Monday night for :hc East
on visit to relatives.
Geo. 1'carain, Of Junction, one OF the
d.time residents OF Eastern Idaho paid
! the TRIBUNE pleasant call. y
! Rev. Father dolls is greatly Interesting
himself in the speedy erection OF the new
Catholic Church in this city.
! Al. Crowe,l took Wednesday nights
train for Eagle Rock, Idaho, where he will
take position on the Register.
! John W. Penglasc, Of Ogden. made one
OF his periodical c,ean.Ml's, and took the
south. bound train Wednesday night.
Rev. T.. G. Prout and wife. Of Virgins
City, arc the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN
r. Bishop, during their vis. to the city.
&c. Mather rasscd through Dillon or
the sou,h-bound sraio, Friday night. or
his way to Illinois on visit 10 his ole
home.
Miss Nellie Bridwell finished her tern
Of school At Red Rock, and will so t.
Denver, Colorado, at which city she vii
attend school.
i Chas. \. Asrnan, aftc. an absence OF scv
cral months at St. Louis, has returned Il
Dillon and taken charge OF the hooks a
Leonard Elicl's.
Miss Mabel Coffin expects to leave To-
the Eas. next Tuesday morning, via .h'
Northern Pacific. She vii! enter the schoO
at Evanston, Ind.
\; f.. A. l.;ttleiield, ex editor Of the Ogdc'
,Nc.vs, was in the city this week. lie came
up to attend meeting Of the Montana Ii,
Mining Company.
! H.. Knapp, principal OF the Dillon pub
lie school. arrived in the city Sunday iron
Stcvensvillc. where hc had hecn hunting
and fishing for the pas. .ew weeks.
Chas. Barter, cashier OF the Michigan
Gold Mining Co. OF Salmon City, Idaho
was in town and reporte,! tina, the surveyor
had completed the final survey OF .'''
co,npanv's big ditch.